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Girls Soccer, Sports, Varsity Maine

Girls soccer: No. 8 Waynflete upends top-seeded Hall-Dale in Class C South quarterfinal

by Dave Dyer October 28, 2021October 28, 2021

Lucy Hart’s goal in the first half is the difference as the Flyers post 8th shutout of the season.

Maine, News

Gov. Mills gets her COVID-19 booster shot

by Associated Press October 28, 2021October 29, 2021

The governor, who’s 73, is encouraging other eligible Mainers to follow her lead.

Maine, News, Politics

Sen. Collins extends her streak to 8,000 straight votes

by Associated Press October 28, 2021October 28, 2021

Maine’s Republican senator has never missed a roll call vote, dating back to 1997.

Sports

Sports Digest: Maine Celtics add forward Deng Adel

by News service report October 28, 2021October 29, 2021

Adel has played in 66 G League games as well as 19 games in the NBA.

Boston Red Sox, Lewiston-Auburn, Sports

Tom Caron: ‘A kid from Lewiston, Maine’ with a front row seat for Boston sports

by Steve Collins October 28, 2021October 29, 2021

Tom Caron talked about Red Sox baseball at Thursday’s Great Falls Forum.

Business, Nation & World

Broad gains for stocks push S&P 500, Nasdaq to record highs

by DAMIAN J. TROISE and ALEX VEIGA Associated Press October 28, 2021October 28, 2021

Smaller stocks outpaced the broader market in a sign that investors are more confident about economic growth.

Kennebec Journal, Maine

With controlled burn permits now free in Maine from all sources, creators of pioneering online services feel vindicated

by Jessica Lowell October 28, 2021October 29, 2021

Law that went into effect earlier this month to make state-issued online burn permits free of charge will not change what one private online service based in West Gardiner has been doing in allowing towns to issue free online permits for nearly a decade.

Maine

Two contested races and a series of proposed charter changes await Waterville voters

by Amy Calder October 28, 2021October 29, 2021

Tuesday’s ballot will feature races in Ward 7 for City Council and the Board of Education, and voters across the city will consider three changes to the city charter.